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10 PORTLAND OBSERVER Wednesday January 7 2015 Secure your biggest asset ... n Security Doors n Fly Screens n Roller Shutters n Security Screen n Security Grilles n Pet Doors n Triple Locks n One Way Mesh www.spec.com.au ENTERT AINMENT , ARTS & RECREA TION For news, reviews or anything related to the arts, recreation or entertainment, contact STEVE ROBERTSON on 5522 3023 Arts focus on Hamilton HAMILTON is set to become the music and dance capital of regional Victoria, Phone 5523 4444 www.bayglass.net.au 17 Kennedy St, Portland fortnight anyway, when Orchestra Victoria and The Australian Ballet stage the inaugural Hamilton Arts and Education Festival this year. HOT PROPERTY Executive Inner City Living AUCTION: Saturday 17th January at 11.30am on site The initiative combines the educational programs of both companies in an array of music and dance activities for the school holidays, July 6-17, with Hamilton and Alexandra College as its hub. The festival aims to reach Mouth2Mouth will use rubbish to create art LOCAL artist Phil Cousins joins Paul Pitman, Megan Allen and their daughters Milla, 3, and Ella, 1, at Narrawong Beach to gather materials to construct a cane structure for the Mouth2Mouth event this weekend. Picture: JOSH NASH 150102jn01 Unit 3/12 Henty Street • Two storey, open plan design • Views of Portland harbour • Timber fl oors, balcony, modern appliances • Secure, undercover car parking AS athletes of all ages and levels prepare for the annual Mouth2Mouth Walk-Run this Sunday at Narrawong, a local artist is busy preparing materials to draw a different kind of attention to the family event. Artist and sculptor Phil Cousins will be leading the way on Sunday to create a cane structure of two hooded plovers, made predominately from rubbish and materials sourced from the beach. 111 Bentinck St, Portland Ph: (03) 5523 2200 “The committee (Mouth2Mouth organising committee) approached me with the idea, as I’ve done work at various festivals including the Upwelling, and it went from there,” Mr Cousins said. He said he had selected the hooded plovers as the subject matter because they were significant to the area. On Sunday Mr Cousins will be located on the Narrawong Recreation and Camping Reserve, where he will be constructing the structure along with as many volunteers as possible. www.dundascoastal.com.au “Everyone is welcome to get involved, we are hoping Paamper amper Yrmpereamper Yourself & Look Y Shop 18 Pioneer Plaza Phone 5523 5486 STUDY WITH DEAKIN IN PORTLAND IN 2015 Find out more about Deakin course options and come to an Information Session. Wednesday 21 January, 6 pm South West TAFE – Portland Campus 154 Hurd Street, Portland For further details on how to apply directly to Deakin please visit: deakin.edu.au/learning-centres or phone: Deakin 03 5563 3073 South West TAFE 1300 648 911 Deakin University CRICOS Provider Code: 00113B 14122 urself & Look Y ng rself & Look Younger rself & Look Yoounge the runners and walkers might find something along the beach as they complete the run, and bring it up to be used. “This could be rope or netting, that kind of thing as well as rubbish.” Event coordinator Ivan Boyer said this was the first year they had tried something like this. “We received a Glenelg Shire Arts grant and we were familiar with Phil’s work in other places, and we thought this was a good way of emphasising the family and environmental aspects of the event,” Mr Boyer said. “It’s a way to clean up the beach and also have some fun with it.” The Mouth2Mouth Walk-Run and Carnival raises funds to support lifesaving on Narrawong Beach as well as other community projects. Further information about the event, including how to get involved, can be found at http://mouth2mouth.com. au/. PFS to offer sci-fi film in Heywood tomorrow THE Portland Film Society is putting on a special movie screening in Heywood tomorrow night, showing Guardians of the Galaxy. A group of intergalactic criminals are forced to work together to stop a fanatical warrior from taking control of the universe. The film will be screened at 7pm at Heywood Community Room (in Heywood Customer Service Centre) at 77 Edgar St. Tickets, sold at the door, are $5. For more information, call 0400 911 580 or 5523 6186. “We are hoping to have a few screenings around the shire these holidays, particularly targeting youth,” Bronwyn Petrie of the PFS said. more students, music lovers and rural communities than ever before. It allows aspiring musicians and dancers to interact closely with, observe and learn from experts in their craft, and to realise the commitment and focus required of successful professional performing artists. Orchestra Victoria’s popular mOVe program will open the festival, returning to Hamilton once again to inspire and engage young musicians as they learn from orchestra members and then play alongside them in a free community concert. Students, as well as the wider community, can also get involved in a schedule of education workshops, chamber and full orchestra concerts, as well as post-show talks and Q&As. The second week of the festival sees the Australian Ballet’s acclaimed Out There education program visiting local primary schools throughout the week, giving kids the chance to learn as they dance in a program developed alongside the national curriculum. Rounding out the festival is a visit by The Dancers Company, the regional touring arm of The Australian Ballet, on July 15. The company will present an engaging classical triple bill including Swan Lake Act III, Paquita and Rimbombo. Complementing this performance are an open class and special events including a dress rehearsal open to selected school students from the Out There program. for a winter OCF0248616 OCC19259223 ODA07262427 OBJ14220723